Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-04-22
HERE AND THERE.
Sec advertisement cowau property

0 'N"' 'ONc . ian w W. $500
/; ing.
The store fronts in the Henry
Block are all being given new coai
! Of paint.
The accommodation train now ar
rives from Nashville at S;35 instead
of 8 80 p. NJ.
The KENTUcKIAN is the paper for
you TO take and we would ask you to
give 1t careful consideration.
/ The Republicans will hold their
county convention the first Monday
IN May TO instruct for State and
county officers.
A heavy frost Tuesday night slew
the beans and other tender plants and
seriously damaged grapes, straw
berries and fruit.
| VIM. Purdy, the man who was so
badly hurt at Ceruiean by VIM.
Thompkins, has taken relapse and
is now not expected TO recover.
por Erod n Hole Of Io,;sv;llo
w;I, nrosoh Tho ANNA, carmen horore
the young ladies of Bethel Female
College, at the close of the season.
Auc,,on on Monday Nav end his
In. and hiacssu,i.h shon nm Virginia
street adjoining tho nronertv of A.
II Anderson
Anything you neeu IN inc printing
tnrn a IN, ON ,ho shor,es, nossible
notice and ousrsnteo satisfaction in
rr,oa aud work
The turnpike engineers have sur
veyed all the principal ROADS Tor iVe
a. ri. s..So.s. - W., 's;,,
hoa,, /, :. 49,, IL
When you come In and sell your
tobacco, don't forget TO come around
and invest couple OF dollars in the
,,,a,. 80, $50 ,',oa,, lii, al, ,ho
There are rumors and rumors to
the effect that a prominent and popu-
lar young professional man OF Hop
A'"s'n'o W." D0''o" n'' .@s -, -
49, " . S"'a's, 49,
OeioiV '"' 'i'uu'0 u may
Mr.. @. NJ. Latham's little daughter
Nina, fell of the high porch at her
fathers residence Tuesday and was
badly hurt. Besides several painful
bruises about the head and face three
" H'' '0''A WIZ N"O'"'" 0
The seats and speakers stand at
the cemetery, for use at the monu-
ment unwilling, are being arranged
under the supervision of Mr. Jas. M.
Howe. The stand will be decorated
by an artist IRON New York City.
DIR. ]. A. Gum successfully re-
moved an epitheliei cancer from the
face Of Mrs. Jones, living on the
Clarksyille pike, and also treated Mr..
Larkin Harmed with like.result, who
was a sufierer from the same trouble.
We are authorized by Mr.. Thos. L.
Graham. Chairman of the Stock Com
mittec, to state that the Casky Grange
sale will be held May IL instead OF
May ~. This change Is made on ac-
count oil the proximity OF the nrst
named date TO the nnVeiiing on the
18th inst.
Mr.. Jas. Hodges. a civil engineer
from New York, was in the city the
first of the week Inspecting the streets
for the New York syndicate that pro-
poses 10 puiiu s'ree. ANYWAYS neie'
Ing council Win coi'siuer 'ne nia''er
OF granting risn' Oh way ANUS meet
ing On may O.
DIAMOND IcE Co.--Ice at retail and
wholesale. All parties wishing ice
delivered at their residences or store
will please call aud make arrange
ments at the Office on 7th, or Old
p,n,,-' g ~
W q pa.n,' ,nan.oo.
The beautiful twin daughters OF
Mr.. Chiles Barker OF this county,
will be married next Tuesday. Miss
Fannie VIII wed Mr. Morris IL. CLARK,
Of Clarksville, Tenn, and Miss Susie
will marry Mr.. Jos. Hall, Of Mont
gomery' Ala. The double wedding
parents Of the brides, near West Fork.